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Status Check Trump's executive privilege claim is not getting stronger it's getting weaker; all but obliterated by yesterday's U.S. Supreme Court ruling. The three Trump appointees on the U.S. Supreme Court are not helping Trump. In this case, to a person, they rejected Trump's legal arguments...

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Maybe so, but it seems to make them happy in their tidy little world where they get to be right about everything all the time.

No, it does not look like prosecutors want to make that a crime. I don't know of a single prosecutor that has sought to bring that charge, or is advocating a change if law to make it a crime. And I don't know of a single legislator who would think it wise to make it a criminal offense to...

That's a reasonable question; one now being answered by prosecutors, judges and juries.

No, a one-month decline is not dropping like a rock. Dropping like a rock means straight down, not rolling down a slope. If you want your posts to be credible and actually possible to discuss, you would be wise to use terms that communicate a clear meaning, not figures of speech. You actually...

With Florida's Omicron variant new-case-count peak seemingly established, and the trend now sloping down, it's clear that Omicron is a less severe form of COVID-19 than Delta was. While the Omicron wave is stunningly higher than Delta, and while the case count is probably many times higher than...

In FL, there have been four distinct waves. A simple glance of the charts you provide show none of them have dropped like a rock. The thing that makes a wave a wave is the pace of the downside more-or-less the matches the pace of the upside. In all cases, these waves complete over a period of...

More on this. No president and no U.S. political party is more powerful than the markets and the economy. Certain things they do can have tangential impacts but their powers are limited by the far more powerful forces of the markets overall. U.S. interests have little control over what China...

Again, you're changing the subject. My post was about you posting false information. Not about Biden or DeSantis or antibody treatment supply.

Supply chain issues have been a thing almost since COVID-19 first began. Remember toilet paper shortages? Meat shortages? Container ships stacked up in ports? Vaccine shortages? Container shortages? Chip shortages? PPG shortages? Horse medicine shortages? Test shortages? Common through two...

While we have no immediate need, we'll order ours and keep them on hand. COVID-19 is with us to stay. The test kits may be handy to have another day. We had a couple left over from before when we purchased them. They come in two-packs. Those got used up testing our staff members at our gym when...

Are you sure about that?

You're blinded by the blame game you perpetually play. I did not say a word about blaming anyone for the fewer number of monoclonal antibody treatment centers in FL. I simply said that what you said was false. You said, "DeSantis has both Vaccination and monoclonal locations on basically every...

False. When I had COVID-19, the monoclonal treatment was not on every corner but relatively convenient to me, about a 30 minute drive. Diane has COVID-19 now and most of the treatment centers have been closed. It's a much longer drive to one today.

False. When the hospitals overfill with COVID-19 patients, it's overwhelmingly unvaccinated people. These people block others with serious non-covid medical conditions from getting medical care. Those without insurance create massive debt for themselves and burden hospitals with unpaid bills...

I don't like DeSantis but must admit he's a brilliant political strategist. While Trump and DeSantis have always had buried tension between them because both are possible 2024 presidential candidates, that stress is beginning to show. It will show more as the 2024 campaigns further emerge...

No sidestepping needed here. The perpetrators made videos of themselves doing the deed and signed their names to the forged documents, and submitted the documents to the National Archives, which turned them over to state officials who now consider the documents evidence.

She said it does not constitute double jeopardy for the state and feds to simultaneously prosecute these apparent crimes. And she said the the state may still do that even as the matter has been referred to the feds. The U.S. House Jan 6 committee is also known to be looking at this. That...

Also of interest was the MI State Attorney General saying they have referred the matter to their district U.S. Attorney's office, deeming the matter to be a case worthy of criminal investigation by the feds, because it appears to be a coordinated effort involving perpetrators in several states...